Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-16

The Largest stock of hats and caps in
town at Wood Il Vincent's. 80
Cau on the McNeal Mortgage Co. for
short time real estate loans. Alto
Call on 5. Palmer and see instruments
before ordering pianos or organs. 4ltf
WANTED-A spring school by an ex-
perienced teacher. Enquire at this Of
flee. Its
Smoked meats. bologna sausage, and
every variety of fresh meats, at Z. T.
Mobiles. AZ
J. w. Singer will attend to III. bursts
scales, since VanSlyke Brothers quit
business there. 4I-t2
a. r. Mckinney has rented the Van
Slyke property, and will be keeping
house in few days.
The new loan firm of Allen, Over
street & Ellis are prepared to furnish
cHeap money on short notice. 80
Miss Carrie Anderson and Miss Hat
tie Stevens are assisting Bronson &
HOuchin in their abstract business.
Mrs. r. s. Lomax, of Lafayette coun-
ty, Missouri, is visiting her relatives,
the families of 4. l.. Jacobs and Il. A.
McClearey.
a new real estate firm in this city is
styled, Posey, Woodland & Lane. They
are located directly opposite the First
National bank.
l.. T. Pearson u Co. are arranging a
new record of city real estate sales and
mercantile, real estate and live stock
exchanges. Enter your property in
their records early. AZ
Several additions have been made to
the membership of the Christian church
since the protracted meeting commence
ed There are now four candidates for
the rite of baptism.
E. t. Noble has bought the interest
Of his partner, Mr.. Smyth, in the meat
market, and will hereafter conduct the
establishment alone. 1t is in the gyp-
sum building, on Main street.
Waldron Chase is lowering the floor
Of the Thompson Il Little building, on
the corner of Main street and First av-
enue, and will soon have it transform
ed into most desirable business loca-
ton.
Two brothers of George Mcdowell,
formerly of this county, who died in
Kansas City, about Is months ago, are
out here from Philadelphia. looking
after the prOperty of the estate. Sheriff
Nelson is administrator of the estate.
III. w. Bartels has located in Wichita,
in the real estate business, we under
stand. lie is a goOd-hearted fellow,
and If he would only settle down and be
contented in any business, he would
make a success. His great yearning
Tor the unexplOred, and his disposition
to have too many irons in the fire, are
the things that have kept him from be-
ing a successful business man.
r. U. Wheelock, this week, traded
his farm of l60 acres, ten miles west of
this city TO Mr.. Wallet, of Nauvoo, ILL.,.
for the latter's suburban residence at
that place, the consideration in each
case being about $1,000. Mr.. VALET,
who is house and sign painter, a
band teacher and musician, expects to
come here and live and will purchase
city property. Mr.. Wheelock thinks
that he and his family will move to
Nauvoo to live. This is case of
pleasure and regret-pleasure to know
that Mr.. Wallet will come here and be
good citizen, and regret to know
that Mr.. Wheelock and his interesting
family will leave here. Mr.. S. Palmer,
a former resident of Nauvoo was in
strumental in perfecting the trade.
The Clair Patee Star Dramatic Com
pany. a strictly first class company,
viii play here at the opera house, two
evenings next week, commencing Mon
day night, presenting the first evening
the grand comedy drama and Union
Square success ''Queena." This COM
pany carries first-class orchestra, and
is spoken OF by the papers through
Kansas as being one of the finest COM
panies that has ever appeared at the
different opera houses, and we can
fully recommend them as deserving the
patronage of our citizens. They de-
serve large AID crowded houses. There
will be a change of program the sec
ond evening. Secure your seats at
once at the postoGiice bookstore.
Tickets 90 cents, with no extra charge
for reserved seats.